Moon & Me: How The Moon Cycles Effect Our Lives
OnlineJoin us for grandmother moon teachings where we discuss how the moon effects our daily behaviours and how we can connect with her to strengthen our spirituality
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Grantee Panel – Let’s talk Land and Food Sovereignty!
OnlineJoin us in hearing the perspectives from Chelsey Purdy (Mi'kmaw), Terri Cardinal (Cree), and Jessica Frappier (Anishinaabe) on Indigenous food and land sovereignty!
Moon & Me: How The Moon Cycles Effect Our Lives
OnlineJoin us for grandmother moon teachings where we discuss how the moon effects our daily behaviours and how we can connect with her to strengthen our spirituality
Indigenous Youth Reconciliation Barometer 2.0 – Victoria Sharing Circle
Videa, 1923 Fernwood Road, Victoria BCWe want to hear from you about how you envision your future by talking about culture, wellness, solidarity, reconciliation, education, and meaningful work. This research will help inform policy and program decisions at the local, provincial/territorial, and national levels.
Teachings with Joe Pitawanakwat
OnlineWhat are the species that surround us? What names do they carry? And, what do these names tell us about the long-standing ecological traditions of Anishinaabek peoples across Turtle Island? Join Joseph Pitawanakwat on a journey through Anishinaabek Mishkiki Aadiziwin (Anishinaabek knowledge of plant medicines).
Grant Writing 101
OnlineThis compact grant writing workshop will focus on: Tips and tricks for strengthening your grant applications, a deeper understanding of the granting process, and an overview of the grants we offer
Powwow Regalia Discussion featuring Karoniahkeson John N McComber and Eileen Rourke Kanonkwiiostha
OnlineWant to hear about powwow regalia from a talented couple who have danced for many [...]
Indigenous Youth Reconciliation Barometer 2.0 – Montréal (FR) Sharing Circle
SHIFT at Concordia University Room LB-145, 1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W., Montreal, Quebec, CanadaAppel à tous les jeunes autochtones de Tiohtià:ke (Montréal) - l'inscription à notre cercle de partage de Montréal (en langue française) est maintenant ouverte !
Indigenous Youth Reconciliation Barometer 2.0 – Montréal (ENG) Sharing Circle
SHIFT at Concordia University Room LB-145, 1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W., Montreal, Quebec, CanadaWe want to hear from you about how you envision your future by talking about culture, wellness, solidarity, reconciliation, education, and meaningful work. This research will help inform policy and program decisions at the local, provincial/territorial, and national levels. NOTE: There will be a French sharing circle event happening on the same day
Indigenous Disability Awareness Month Book Club Discussion
OnlineFor Indigenous Disability Awareness Month we're reading "Care Work" by award-winning writer and long-time disability justice activist and performance artist Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha. Register to get a copy of the book & attend our discussion!
Two Spirit Powwow Panel discussion: Coming into the Dance Circle
OnlineWant to hear from a Two Spirit panel about dancing and entering the Powwow circle? [...]
Moon & Me: How The Moon Cycles Effect Our Lives
OnlineJoin us for our grandmother moon teachings where we discuss how the moon affects our daily behaviours and how we can connect with her to strengthen our spirituality.
Winter Legends: Haudenosaunee Star Teachings
OnlineJoin us for our next Winter Legends event featuring Samantha Doxtator to learn about Indigenous Astronomy from a Haudenosaunee perspective.
Winter Legends Series: Haudenosaunee Lifeways and Rites of Passage
Join us while we learn about the journey from adolescence to adulthood, and teachings [...]
Indigenous Youth Reconciliation Barometer 2.0 – Inuit Nunangat (Online)
OnlineBe part of one of the largest Indigenous youth research projects to date through the Indigenous Youth Reconciliation Barometer 2.0! For self-identifying Indigenous youth aged 18-29 living in Inuit Nunangat.
